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Are you able to operate the X with one hand? If not, was the transition difficult?
by biztos 8y ago
Are you able to operate the X with one hand? If not, was the transition difficult?
- artificial 8y agoAbsolutely, I highly recommend trying the various sizes in person either at an Apple Store or at another retailer. The hands-on test was what sold me on the Apple Pen.
- whateveracct 8y agoI went from a 5s to an X. Typing this one-handed using the right-aligned keyboard. There’s also an accessibility feature that allows for pulling down the display if you have trouble reaching the top-right.
- phinnaeus 8y agoPersonally, I see those as software hacks for an ergonomic failure. I understand why people want big phones and I'm glad they have those options. But I don't want a software band-aid to be required to make a phone usable for me. I just want it to be the right size.
- jowiar 8y agoThe problem is that “right size” is a tradeoff. A phone is a thing you hold, a thing you read, and a thing you carry around with you.
- whateveracct 8y agoThe X is actually usable with one hand for me without those features. But the keyboard alignment is very nice and a single hand motion away so why not use it? No phone is going to fit everyone’s hands, and making it 5s size means you miss out on the X’s big screen.